Re: is any one???

sorry i was not so clear..
tomcat used the started out by using Star Wars hardware.but using the 68010 chip

So why not connent the vector AVG board. to the pc and use it. i have a starwars
and a tempest which would be great to emulate my favorite games
eg vectrex, Atari, sega's, etc...
because mame could setup the lines and convert them to avg and then output them to
the avg board.
i think the would be cool

ps. if i could get more vector boards i would but in new zealand all the coin'ops
i'v talk to dump them years a go :'(.
 

>On Thu, 18 Oct 2001 galaga@zfree.co.nz wrote:
>
>> does any one even like the idea of connecting there arcade vector pcb to
>> the computer?? to be able to play any vector game????
>
>Perhaps the problem is this is very general. What exactly do you want to
>connect -- the monitor outputs, the CAT box text pins, the controls, etc ?
>And what do you want to do with it once it is connected ?
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